Jherek had already noticed Jem by the time she beckoned to him- she was after all one of the best-dressed people at Hogwarts in his opinion, and tonight's ensemble was no exception- he especially liked the striped boots, and rather regretted the omission of striped footwear from his own outfit. Having met Jem at her Sorting, and having found her entirely delightful, he couldn't very well resist her look, and wandered over, smiling. "A wonderful ensemble, for the most scintillating of singers! I especially like the boots."
The karaoke machine was a new one for Jherek, and his natural curiosity meant the the subject couldn't be avoided. "Do you know what this device is for?" Although he'd heard a couple people singing, he hadn't associated it with the machine- music could originate from thin air where he was from, so he didn't tend to think too much about its origin. But, he actually knew a surprising amount about music, particularly from the 19th and 20th centuries, having found a cache of 'platters' dating from this era during his Hi-Rise phase. He'd taught himself many of the songs, and ended up with a particular fascination with the 19th century, which soon lead to his Hi-Rise becoming the ranch. In light of his former 20th century fixation, it was quite possible that his illiteracy wouldn't prove too much of a hindrance. . .
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Date: 2011-11-02 04:40 am (UTC)The karaoke machine was a new one for Jherek, and his natural curiosity meant the the subject couldn't be avoided. "Do you know what this device is for?" Although he'd heard a couple people singing, he hadn't associated it with the machine- music could originate from thin air where he was from, so he didn't tend to think too much about its origin. But, he actually knew a surprising amount about music, particularly from the 19th and 20th centuries, having found a cache of 'platters' dating from this era during his Hi-Rise phase. He'd taught himself many of the songs, and ended up with a particular fascination with the 19th century, which soon lead to his Hi-Rise becoming the ranch. In light of his former 20th century fixation, it was quite possible that his illiteracy wouldn't prove too much of a hindrance. . .